Louisa May Alcott

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abolitionist children's writer feminist human novelist nurse short story writer

Louisa May Alcott was a 19th-century American novelist best known for her classic coming-of-age novel "Little Women" and its sequels.

Aliases (2)

Alcott ×1
Louisa May Alcott bibliography ×1

Statements (65)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	abolitionist → children's writer → feminist → human → novelist → nurse → short story writer →
burialPlace	Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord, Massachusetts →
causeOfDeath	stroke →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1832-11-29 →
dateOfDeath	1888-03-06 →
educatedAt	home schooling →
employer	Union Army →
ethnicGroup	White American →
familyName	Alcott →
father	Amos Bronson Alcott →
fullName	Louisa May Alcott →
gender	female →
genre	children's literature → coming-of-age fiction → realist fiction →
givenName	Louisa →
influencedBy	Amos Bronson Alcott → Henry David Thoreau → Nathaniel Hawthorne → Ralph Waldo Emerson →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
mother	Abigail May Alcott →
movement	Transcendentalism →
notableWork	An Old-Fashioned Girl → Eight Cousins → Hospital Sketches → Jo's Boys → Little Men → Little Women → Rose in Bloom → Work: A Story of Experience →
occupation	essayist → novelist → nurse → poet → writer →
placeOfBirth	Germantown, Pennsylvania →
placeOfDeath	Boston, Massachusetts →
politicalAlignment	abolitionism → women's suffrage movement →
positionHeld	Civil War nurse →
pseudonym	A. M. Barnard →
religion	Unitarianism →
residence	Boston, Massachusetts → Concord, Massachusetts →
sibling	Abigail May Alcott Nieriker → Anna Bronson Alcott → Elizabeth Sewall Alcott →
wrote	A Long Fatal Love Chase → An Old-Fashioned Girl → Behind a Mask → Eight Cousins → Hospital Sketches → Jo's Boys → Little Men → Little Women → Rose in Bloom → Work: A Story of Experience →

Referenced by (27)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
A Long Fatal Love Chase → An Old-Fashioned Girl → Behind a Mask → Eight Cousins → Hospital Sketches → Jo's Boys → Little Men → Little Women → Rose in Bloom → Work: A Story of Experience →	author
Little Women (1994 film) →	authorOfSourceWork
Little Women (1933 film) →	basedOnWorkBy
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord, Massachusetts, United States →	burialPlaceOf
Bronson Alcott →	child
Amy March →	creator
Louisa May Alcott ("Alcott") →	familyName
Louisa May Alcott →	fullName
American literature →	hasNotableAuthor
Concord, Massachusetts →	hasNotableResident
Bronson Alcott →	influenced
Abigail May Alcott →	motherOf
The Wayside →	notableResident
Hospital Sketches ("Louisa May Alcott bibliography") →	partOf
Behind a Mask →	publishedUnderPseudonymOf
A Long Fatal Love Chase →	workOf
Behind a Mask →	workOfAuthor
Hospital Sketches →	writtenBy